Biography As a three-year letterman and two-year starter in the 1969, 70, and 71 seasons Wayne Thornhill was a critical force on three outstanding bombardier Bristol county League Championship teams. Although, Thornhill lacked size and blazing speed, his great toughness and gutsy style of play was an inspiration to all his teammates. A real team leader, Wayne was a so...

Biography Mike Turgeon was an outstanding three year, two-way football player in 1974, 75 & 76 on Coach Tom Crowe's tough, defense oriented Bombardier teams. With lotS of talented players but no superstars, those Attleboro teams looked to a hard-nosed defense to keep the opponents in check. At 5'6" and 160 lbs, Co-Captain Mike Turgeon was the defensive "giant" who...

Biography Although overshadowed by Hall of Fame teammates, Ed Urquhart was an outstanding player on two of Attleboro's finest teams that recorded a total of 14 victories, 3 defeats and one Bristol County League Championship. A two-year starter at guard and linebacker, Urquhart was a classic teammate who gave 100% on every play. Whatever Ed lacked in size at 5'9" 156 l...

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Biography Tim Walsh, AHS class of 2014 Tim Walsh ended his career as the most prolific passer in AHS history where he set school records for touchdown passes in a career (41), a season (29) and a game (6). Under Tim’s leadership, his team is the only one in AHS history to beat archrival North Attleboro twice in one season. The 2013 edition of AHS football has to go do...

Biography The athletic and intelligent Dan Warchol lead by example on offensive, defensive and special teams. As a sophomore, when called upon, Dan won over his teammates and coaches respect with his dedication, effort and knowledge of the game. During his junior season, Warchol's confidence and experience resulted in more playing time. Dan's senior season demonstrate...

Biography As a two year starter in 1991 and 1992, halfback Jamie Warchol proved to be one of the most versatile and exciting players to ever wear the Bombardier Blue and White. The 5'9" 1651b. "dynamo" was an outstanding open field, cut back runner, skilled halfback option passer, great return man, excellent receiver, and a tough defensive back. On a very talented 199...

Biography “Mooooose, Moooose”, was often heard bellowing out from the stands and along the sidelines at Big Blue football games from 1996 to 1998, because Matt ‘Moose’ Warchol was making game changing plays. Matt is the youngest of five Warchol kids (sister, Caroline and brothers, former AHS standout Paul, and Hall of Famers, Jamie-’93 and Danny-’95). He always attend...

Biography Rob Williams did not get all the headlines, especially playing in the same backfield as Hall of Famer Jason Baker, however, combined the Williams/Baker duo made arguably the best backfield in AHS history. A physical runner and aggressive, smart defensive end, Williams was a three-way threat who also played a pivotal role on special teams as a return man who ...

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Biography As a three-year starter for the Blue Bombadiers in the early Sixties, AI Zito was a brilliant sparkplug for the Blue and White offense. The diminutive field general was a capable passer and elusive runner who frequently scrambled out of trouble, either to complete his passes or chalk up long gains. As a sophomore, AI won the Balfour Trophy with his late game...